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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1913

Page

4

Hackettstown and Warren County News Briefs

Hackettstown plans a four for seven hundred employee project at the leather company. A new garage is proposed near the Warren House in Hackettstown. Dr. R. Cook will move operations to Newark, and Kaiser changes ownership of Hotel Belvidere. A new factory site at Budd Lake road aims to employ about 600 workers. Obituaries note Mrs. Jacob Vankirk, 60, buried in Hale’s Bur. Local rail service disruption reported near Warren Furnace.

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Fragmentary note on local people and place names

The text appears as a garbled fragment mentioning local residents, places, and trades. It references people living somewhere and raising funds or making arrangements, but most names and details are unreadable. The passage offers no clear event or outcome to summarize.

Fragmentary Vienna notices hint at local names and illness

OCR fragments mention Vienna and local individuals in passing. References include a quarantine like illness, whooping cough, and hospital notes. Names such as Gene, George, David Snyder, and Ellsworth appear amid scattered places and dates, with vague travel and medical hints.

Gene George Atrher Ertile Lommingen Cummins Wiliams David Snyder Ish Pirffeld Mags.t Isa Whee Arnold Iam Wiair Hall

Unclear fragmentary text hints at figures in politics

Fragmentary OCR mentions Roosevelt and personalities shaping attention in periodicals and international import, with unclear references to individuals Pete and Ch Whot.

Walutaf International Roosevelt A. Pete Shawn

Easter social notes and local obituaries in Hackettstown

Hackettstown community page records Easter events at New York visits family gatherings and church notices. It lists deaths, memorials, weddings, illnesses, and local anecdotes with names like Mrs Mary Bogun, Mr and Mrs Pinchson, and Mrs Maud Hoye, alongside town activities and property changes.

Pennsylvania Company plans large freight track expansion in Trenton

The Pennsylvania O. on Erie Pennsylvania Co. proposes 144 freight locomotives at a cost of 3 500 000 to upgrade eastern Trenton lines. Public Service Corporation to take over, Marrs County Tevewon Co with 39 miles of track involved. A Newton theft case charges a former Susquehanna agent with stealing both money and ring.

Erie Penneyivants Co Public Service Corporation Marrs County Tevewon Co Welsh Susquehanna Swine Wood Station Jal Newton

Surest Way to End Catarrh

An old advertisement claims Hyomel inhaler heals catarrh and related symptoms. It promotes a five minute daily inhalation, a money back guarantee, and a kit with an inhaler and instructions. The copy targets colds coughs and throat issues with a push for at home use.

Otis Macy Rome

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